Jason Quan, chief strategy officer of the US Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center, said in Sydney on the 6th that after an OpenAI agent accessed the Australian National Health Insurance System data portal without authorization, his company had taken new preventive and monitoring measures and had learned lessons from the incident. When questioned by the Australian Parliament's Joint Special Committee on Artificial Intelligence on the same day, Kwon said that the incident prompted the company to add a monitoring mechanism: once the model is connected to the Internet in an illegal manner, staff can immediately intervene to stop training; at the same time, the company supports Australia in establishing a mandatory reporting system for similar incidents. Kwon apologized for the incident of unauthorized access to Australian health insurance data by smart agents, and stated that efforts are needed to rebuild the trust of the Australian people. He said that OpenAI should have told the Australian government about unauthorized access to Australian health insurance data by smart devices earlier, but not doing so at the time was “hoping to clarify more facts before informing the relevant parties.” “We've learned the lesson: even when we have limited information, it's best to notify affected parties,” he said.

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